No. 956 in Greek

καμιά

"Καμιά" means "any" or "some" (feminine, singular).

In a sentence

Δεν υπάρχει καμιά πιθανότητα να βρέξει σήμερα.
There is no chance that it will rain today.
The word "καμιά" here negates the existence of any chance, serving as part of an emphatic negation.
Σε καμιά περίπτωση δεν θα το δεχτώ.
Under no circumstances will I accept it.
The word "καμιά" emphasizes the negativity and impossibility, forming part of a restrictive phrase.
Αν δεις καμιά φίλη σου, πες της χαιρετίσματα.
If you see any friend of yours, send her regards.
Here "καμιά" is used in a general reference to unspecified individuals (friends), indicating possibility.

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